In this exercise we'll play with TV Series.

• Define a class that will represent a Serie.
• It should have a name, year of release and number of seasons.
• We should be able to access to the value of these attributes.

• Create an interface that:

  • Instantiate 3 series.
  • Store them in a list.

• Ask the user which is his/her favorite serie.

• Add the serie to the list.

• We should be able to mark a serie as viewed.

• Mark one of the series as viewed.

• For each serie that has not been viewed yet, display its information (name, etc.).

Let's scrape the series!

We'll enhance the user experience by proposing suggestions for the series he/she wants to add.

Your program could look like this:

> What serie would you like to add?
[the user input] dexter
> Which one is it (choose the number)?
1. Dexter (2006) (TV Series)
2. Dexter's Laboratory (1996) (TV Series)
[the user input] 1
> Successfully added Dexter serie: 8 seasons / released in 2016

• It should search for dexter on IMDb (eg. http://www.imdb.com/find?ref_=nv_sr_fn&q=dexter&s=all).
• It should only show TV series.
• when user chooses a serie, your program should pick necessary information from the serie's page (eg. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0773262/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1) in order to add it to our list of series.

Let's save the list of series! We'll update our code base.

The goal of this exercise is to use a CSV file to store/read our series.

• When you launch your script, it should read the stored series from the CSV file.

• Each time you create/update a serie, you should update the CSV file.